"Dalrymple's Equation" by Paul W. Fairman is a mid-1950s science fiction murder mystery where two homicide detectives investigate the suspicious death of a young man in a bar, only to encounter Tennyson Dalrymple, a strange man claiming to be from another planet who uses a mathematical equation to solve the crime. Detectives Kennedy and Donovan follow the leads to a bartender, Timothy Garver, after Arthur Davis is found poisoned, but Dalrymple's symbols point to an accidental poisoning while revealing a connection to something more sinister. This leaves the detectives questioning Dalrymple's true nature – is he just eccentric or something more?
Dalrymple's Equation
By Paul W. Fairman
When a baffling murder occurs, two detectives must rely on an enigmatic man from another planet that uses math to untangle a web of secrets and accidental poisonings.
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